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This NDSU Ag Minute features Chloe Drummond who leads the North Dakota 4-H Foundation. Drummond talks more about Giving Hearts Day and how you can support the North Dakota 4-H Foundation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The renewable fuel industry is looking for positive signs in the new Trump administration. Bob Bosold finds out about it with John Fuher with Growth Energy. He says that ethanol consumption could use some assistance getting E-15 available year round, nationwide. Warmer weather on the way, but winds will be noticeable this week. That's the update from Stu Muck. The Wisconsin 4-H Foundation has made some changes in how they function. Stephanie Hoff finds out why and what's changed from Charlie Crave, current board president of the Foundation. Crave says they've basically eliminated staff, and will be working more closely with the UW-Foundation on fundraising. Wisconsin's milk production was slightly higher in December according to USDA. Overall milk from the 24 major dairy producing states was flat. Pam Jahnke recaps the numbers. 25 years of anything is a long time. Marriage, a business - or a farm organization. Pam Jahnke talks with Tim Trotter, CEO of Dairy Business Association and Edge Dairy Cooperative about his background in the dairy industry and where he's guiding the organizations moving forward.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

*Brown County farmers and ranchers are preparing for 2025.  *The majority of farms in the U.S. are still family owned.  *The Texas 4-H Foundation received its largest grant ever.*The Texas Panhandle and Southern Plains are still seeing benefits from rains over the past couple of months.  *The public can now comment on a proposal to list the Monarch butterfly as a threatened species.  *There are a few things rural landowners need to keep in mind at the end of the year.  *Many Texas soils are acidic.  *Colic surgery in horses can cause some complications.  

It's Iowa 4-H Day of Giving, part of National 4-H Week! Emily Saveraid tells us how folks can give back to Iowa's 4-H programs today!

We're a little off-topic here, but it's for a good cause. Instead of the usual black tie event to raise money to fight cancer, founders of the H Foundation decided to create an uplifting event with The Goombay Bash. So grab your Hawaiian shirt and get yourself to the Navy Pier in Chicago on July 27th and help fight cancer (https://www.goombaybash.com/). While you're there, order yourself a Goombay Smash, just like the one Michael is drinking in this episode. Cortney Hausser has dedicated her career to the nonprofit industry holding numerous positions over the years in this sector. She began her career in 2010 as the Partnership Builder for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Will & Grundy Counties. After leaving her position to pursue a more corporate setting, Cortney took the role as Development Associate for the Bolingbrook Hospital Foundation where she advanced the fundraising efforts to support the healing mission of Adventist Bolingbrook Hospital. Through this role, Cortney reinvigorated the Employee Charitable Giving Program nearly doubling the amount raised year over year. In October of 2015, Cortney made the decision to pursue a new role within the cancer nonprofit sector. Cortney began her position as Executive Director of The H Foundation in December of 2015. As Executive Director of The H Foundation, Cortney sits on the Advisory Board for the Friends of the Lurie Cancer Center. She was the recipient of the 2019 West Suburban Chamber of Commerce and Industry 30 Under 40 Award, graduate of the 2014 Adventist Hospital Emerging Leader Program, a prior member of the Exchange Club of Joliet and the recipient of the 2012 Exchange Club of Joliet William H. Lipsey "Rookie of the Year" Award. John Rot is a proven community and charitable leader. He started his career doing business valuations as a part of the appraisal group for Arthur Anderson. After leaving this position, John managed Hortons of La Grange, Inc., a pillar in La Grange since 1896. After two years in a management position, John purchased the company and created the business we know today as Hortons Home Lighting. This business propelled John's track record as an experienced businessman. His entrepreneurial spirit led him to opportunities of investment and ownership in the La Grange Theater, Q-BBQ, and The Hot Dog & Burger Co. His advocacy to the La Grange community drove him to invest in a $2 million renovation of the historic La Grange Theater in order to maintain this community asset. Through his business ventures, John has served as an Advisory Board member for the largest co-op in the lighting industry and as an Advisory Board member for the Friends of the Lurie Cancer Center. He was the recipient of the 2016 Business Person of the Year for the Rotary Club of La Grange, 2005 La Grange Business Association Person of the year, and served as the 2004 La Grange Business Association President. John is a Founding Father and the current President of The H Foundation. 

Summary Erin Borla, Trustee and Executive Director of the Roundhouse Foundation, shares her journey into philanthropy and why she decided to focus on rural Oregon in this re-run episode. She explains how the needs of rural communities can differ from those of urban communities and how she developed a strategic initiative that supports rural philanthropy, including community food systems, disaster response, and early childhood education. Episode Highlights:The inspiring story of Erin's family.The opportunities to engage effectively with rural communities.The benefits of support for community engagement and its long-term impact.Erin Borla Bio:Erin Borla is the Executive Director and Trustee of The Roundhouse Foundation, and has worked in non-profit organizations that support rural communities through the arts and creative economies for the past 17 years. Her dedication to supporting rural spaces through listening, collaborating, and open and honest sharing of ideas helps her elevate community partners throughout her work. Borla holds a BS in Agriculture from Oregon State University and a Masters of Tourism Administration from The George Washington University. She has served organizations like Oregon State University – Cascades Campus, Sisters Parks & Recreation District, Central Oregon Regional Solutions Committee, Oregon 4 H Foundation, and others. She has served as a Trustee for the Sisters, Oregon based Roundhouse Foundation since 2014 and most recently stepped in as the organizations first Executive Director at a time of rapid growth for the Foundation.The Roundhouse Foundation supports innovative problem solving and creative solutions in four programmatic areas including arts and culture, environmental stewardship, education and social services throughout rural and tribal communities in Oregon.When she isn't exploring Oregon's unspoiled beauty, Erin enjoys spending time with her family, pets and reading.Links:The Roundhouse Foundation website: https://roundhousefoundation.org Funding Rural podcast: https://roundhousefoundation.org/funding-rural-podcastIf you enjoyed this episode, listen to these as well:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/171-strategies-to-leverage-federal-dollars-with-margi/id1556900518?i=1000649546992https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/10-this-power-couple-explains-how-to-fund-effective/id1556900518?i=1000579747897https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/20-think-outside-the-box-to-do-good-in-the-world/id1556900518?i=1000579747943Crack the Code: Sybil's Successful Guide to PhilanthropyBecome even better at what you do as Sybil teaches you the strategies and tools you'll need to avoid mistakes and make a career out of philanthropy.Sybil offers resources including free mini-course videos, templates, checklists, and words of advice summarized in easy to review pdfs. https://www.doyourgood.com/funders Check out Sybil's website with all the latest opportunities to learn from Sybil at https://www.doyourgood.comConnect with Do Your Goodhttps://www.facebook.com/doyourgoodhttps://www.instagram.com/doyourgoodWould you like to talk with Sybil directly?Send in your inquiries through her website https://www.doyourgood.com/ or you can email her directly at sybil@doyourgood.com.

Highlights today include: Avraham Mor Discusses New “Lighting Matters” Podcast, Read the April Issue of LM&M Magazine Now! Call for Nominations Now Open for The H Foundation's Rick Wiedemer Guiding Light Award, Join International Dark Sky Week 2024, Zaytinya's Elegant Statement, Poetry and Light.

Fundraising for 4-H as director of the 4-H Foundation

From supporting industry networking to giving back to the community, the ALA Women in Lighting Committee is changing the face of the lighting industry.   In honor of Women's History Month, Raelle Bell sits down with Laura Van Zeyl of Dallas Market Center and Karen Hayes of Hinkley to discuss their work over the past five years building and growing the ALA Women in Lighting (WIL) Committee. Learn how you can get involved in WIL and ALA. Plus, they dive into the trends impacting the industry and what they might mean for the coming years.   Show notes Laura Van Zeyl has been a leading figure in the lighting, home, and design industries since 1993, initially as an editor with Residential Lighting, Accessory Merchandising and Home Fashion Forecast magazines for more than two decades. Since 2016, Van Zeyl has worked on lighting events for Dallas Market Center, including Lightovation and ArchLIGHT Summit. Van Zeyl co-founded and chaired the Women in Lighting Committee for the American Lighting Association and currently leads the Committee's Marketing Subcommittee. She also serves on the Advisory Board for ART - The Creative Home Furnishings Network, the Advisory Board for The H Foundation and the Allied Roundtable for AIA Dallas. She is a member of Women in Lighting + Design (WILD), an Affiliate member of the International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD) and an Associate Member of the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES).   Karyn Hayes is the Director of Sales – Showroom for Hinkley. Karyn began her career in the lighting industry in 1993 as the National Business Manager for Lighting at Ferguson Enterprises, Corporate. She began her career in 2012 with Hinkley as East Regional Sales Manager, moving to showroom sales manager for North America in 2016. In 2023, she took over as director of sales for showrooms. In this role, she manages regional sales managers, independent sales representatives and oversees approximately 500 customers for the showroom channel. As an active member of Women in Lighting since its inception, Karyn has been involved in guiding the committee and leading program development. In her current role, she serves on the mentoring subcommittee.   Connect with the ALA Women in Lighting Committee online: Website: https://alamembers.com/About/Women-in-Lighting Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alawomeninlighting/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/172917563271464 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12461288/   Join ALA and the ALA Women in Lighting Committee in Palm Beach, Sept. 22-24, 2024, at the ALA Conference. Register here: https://www.alaconference.com   Host: Raelle Bell   Producer: Association Briefings  

H Foundation's Cortney Hausser joins the Steve Cochran Show to share where you can get your tickets to see Andy Richter, Mike Toomey, Ana Belaval, Jim Flannigan and more perform at the H Foundation's Comedy for Cancer on Thursday, February 29th! For further information and ticket purchase, you can visit: https://www.hfoundation.org/our-events/comedy-for-cancerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

H Foundation's Cortney Hausser joins the Steve Cochran Show to talk about why they started the H Foundation, the advantages of investing in cancer research, and where you can get your tickets to see Andy Richter, Mike Toomey, Ana Belaval, Jim Flannigan and more perform at the H Foundation's Comedy for Cancer Thursday, February 29th! For further information and ticket purchase, you can visit: https://www.hfoundation.org/our-events/comedy-for-cancerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Erin Borla, Trustee and Executive Director of the Roundhouse Foundation, shares her journey into philanthropy and its focus on rural Oregon. Erin is passionate about explaining how the rural community needs that can differ from those of urban communities. She shares how she developed a strategic initiative that supports rural philanthropy, including community food systems, disaster response, and early childhood education. Episode Highlights:The inspiring story of Erin's family.The opportunities to support rural communities.The benefits of community engagement and its long-term impact.Erin Borla Bio:Erin Borla is the Executive Director and Trustee of The Roundhouse Foundation, and has worked in non-profit organizations that support rural communities through the arts and creative economies for the past 17 years. Her dedication to supporting rural spaces through listening, collaborating, and open and honest sharing of ideas helps her elevate community partners throughout her work. Borla holds a BS in Agriculture from Oregon State University and a Masters of Tourism Administration from The George Washington University. She has served organizations like Oregon State University – Cascades Campus, Sisters Parks & Recreation District, Central Oregon Regional Solutions Committee, Oregon 4 H Foundation, and others. She has served as a Trustee for the Sisters, Oregon based Roundhouse Foundation since 2014 and most recently stepped in as the organizations first Executive Director at a time of rapid growth for the Foundation.The Roundhouse Foundation supports innovative problem solving and creative solutions in four programmatic areas including arts and culture, environmental stewardship, education and social services throughout rural and tribal communities in Oregon.When she isn't exploring Oregon's unspoiled beauty, Erin enjoys spending time with her family, pets and reading.Links:Round House Foundation website: https://roundhousefoundation.org If you enjoyed this episode, listen to these as well:https://www.doyourgood.com/blog/150-pooled-funds-that-protects-sharkshttps://www.doyourgood.com/blog/57-michael-chatmanhttps://www.doyourgood.com/blog/156-Supporting-the-Places-that-Rejuvenate-You-with-Dana-OkanoCrack the Code: Sybil's Successful Guide to PhilanthropyBecome even better at what you do as Sybil teaches you the strategies and tools you'll need to avoid mistakes and make a career out of philanthropy.Sybil offers resources including free mini-course videos, templates, checklists, and words of advice summarized in easy to review pdfs. Check out Sybil's website with all the latest opportunities to learn from Sybil at https://www.doyourgood.comConnect with Do Your Goodhttps://www.facebook.com/doyourgoodhttps://www.instagram.com/doyourgoodWould you like to talk with Sybil directly?Send in your inquiries through her website https://www.doyourgood.com/ or you can email her directly at sybil@doyourgood.com.

There's a new facing serving 4-H families across the United States.  Jill Bramble took over as president and CEO of the National 4-H Foundation in October.  Jill Welke finds out more about this multi-generation 4-H supporter and where she sees the challenges and opportunities for the foundation going forward.While farmers are focused on the harvest, thieves are focused on them!  Craig Kamholz of Green County is a Rural Mutual Insurance agent that's had to fill out those claim forms.  He shares some tips on protecting your equipment and vulnerabilities farms don't always think about.Dan Bauer, farm center supervisor at the WI Dept. of Ag., Trade and Consumer Protection tells Charitee Seebecker about an updated guide for beginning farmers in Wisconsin. John Heinberg, broker/analyst with Total Farm Marketing in West Bend recaps the latest harvest data, and weak undercurrent battering commodity prices with Pam Jahnke.  Keep an eye on Argentina and Brazil.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 028 of the podcast is another installment from our great friend and label partner Naveen G (@naveen-g). Three expansive hours make up the fourth installment in his "of self" series. Naveen G - Dissolution of Self 1. nthng (@nthngnthng) - Looking Outside 2. Alex Albrecht (@melquiadesmusic) - The Walk 3. DJ Python (@worldwideunlimited)- Angel 4. Earth House Hold (@bvdub_music) - If Only For A Moment 5. Valentino Mora (@valentinomora) - Body Nostalgia (extended dub) 6. Ron Trent (@ron-trent-official) - Night Places Darkness Upon The Earth 7. Frank & Tony (@scissorandthread) - Absence 8. TM Shuffle (@tm_shuffle) - Dream State 9. Carsten Jost (@david_lieske)- La Collectionneuse XIII 10. H-Foundation (@halovarga)- Hear Dis Sound (Roger Gerressen remix) 11. Simone De Kunovich (@simonedekunovich) - As I was Moving Ahead… 12. Tom VR (@tomvalbyrotary) - Soared Straight Through Me (Kareem Ali remix) 13. Chilled Eskimos - Take Me Away (Circulation remix @circulation_music) 14. Sublee (@subleee) - SW Dubs 14 15. Saiph - Talisman 16. Ulysses (@ulyssesofficial)- Dream n Trance 17. The Palmer Initiative (@thepalmerinitiative) - The Missing Pieces 18. The Deep - Silver Surfer (ambience mix) 19. Anna Wall (@djannawall) & Corbi (@corbidj) - Take a Moment 20. Vridian (@vridianmusic) - Strange Statistics (Gacha Bakradze remix @gacha) 21. Reflec (@reflec-1) - Elixir 22. QphoriQ (@qphoriq)- Emerald Journeys 23. Estrato Aurora (@lovebas) x Siarem - Zeta II Retículo 24. James Shinra (@jamesshinra)- Friends 25. Lostep (@lukechable) - The Roots 26. James Shinra (@jamesshinra) - Ekko 27. DJ Mudak 2000 (@djmudak2000) & FTL - Aconcagua 28. Levon Vincent (@levonvincent) - DJSF II 29. DJ Deep (@dj-deep—113260503) - Surge 30. Wata Igarashi (@wata) - Spiral 31. Dawn Razor (@awnazor) - Blizzard 32. Raroh (@raaroh) - Paralysis 33. Maara (@maara) - Spiral 2 the Other Side 34. Naghachian - Down (Survival Edit) 35. Teo Drean (@teo-drean) - Wiselka 36. Plastically Enhanced - See Through 37. Rob Belleville - Still Waters (@conforce remix) 38. Paul Roux (@paulrouxmusic) - The Truth 39. Daniel Avery (@danielavery) - Wall Of Sleep 40. Robotek Reagan (@robotek-reagan) - SDF-1

Yeats Music Vol.172 podcast bringing you some of the best in house music, tech house, deep house, techno and whatever other tracks are in the crate!! Cheers! Website: wwww.yeatsmusic.com Follow on: - Instagram: @yeatsmusic - Facebook: @YeatsDJ - Twitter: @YeatsMusic Tracks: 1. Gui Boratto - Half Life (Patrick Chardronnet Mix) 2. Max Telaer - Red Vision (Original Mix) 3. Josh Butler - Piranha (Deep Dub) 4. Soundscape - Fluidity Simplex (Original Mix) 5. Yuichi Inoue - A Night In The Room (Original Mix) 6. Kevin Yost - All Get Together (Unreleased Extended Version) 7. Matt Hoyson - Full Flavour (Original Mix) 8. Camiel Daamen - Ready for Love (Originalmix) 9. Marcus Chukwueze - Divine Profusion (Original Mix) 10. Neverdogs, Pepe Roselló - Ibiza (Extended Mix) 11. Timmy P - Mylo's Groove (Original Mix) 12. Delistic - Flowers (Extended Mix) 13. Dan Corco, Lebedev (RU) - Sweetback (Original Mix) 14. Sam Holland - State Of Mind (Extended Mix) 15. Mochakk - Da Fonk feat. Joni (Original Mix) 16. Massimo Di Lena - Delirious (Original Mix) 17. FDF (Italy) Jump In The Disco (Original Mix) 18. Hipp-E, H-Foundation, Halo Varga - Hear Dis Sound (Per Hammar Remix) 19. Delistic - Give On Me (Extended Mix)

H Foundation's Cortney Hausser and John Rot join the Steve Cochran Show to talk about why they started the H Foundation, the benefits of investing in future cancer research, and where you can get your tickets to the 21st Annual Goombay Bash on Saturday, July 22nd!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MixCult Spotify Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6ErvFZ8G5fJZhgwm8XKcqg?si=d59a0761159a4cd5 SAPURRA [SNDCLD] @sapurra MIXCULT RADIO [AIR] www.mixcult.net [FB] facebook.com/MixCultPodcast [TWTR] twitter.com/MixCult [IG] instagram.com/mixcult [VK] vk.com/mixcult TL Unbroken Dub - Det Special - Delsin Anton Lanski - Aun - Berg Audio OHM VS Merv - Babylon - Dawn State Anton Kubikov - Autobahn in Fall - Stately Records Hipp-E, H-Foundation, Halo Varga - Hear Dis Sound Roger Gerressen Remix) - Muted Noise Harrison BDP - Just a Thought - Berg Audio Nooncat - Untitled - Unreleased Sapurra - Zero Cool - Snaza Defaultman & Sapurra - ASMR - Tamizdat Dan Goul - Upon Descent - MixCult Sapurra - Untitled - Unreleased Nooncat - Untitled - Unreleased Satoshi Tomie - 10 4AM - Chapelle XIV Music Booking and requests: info@mixcult.net MixCult Records, Radio & Booking | www.mixcult.net

Officials with the Kansas 4-H Foundation and Healthy Blue are partnering to invest in the mental health and well-being of Kansas youth. Healthy Blue – a collaboration of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas, Blue KC and Anthem Partnership Holding Company – has pledged $100,000 to the initiative. K-State associate professor and K-State Research and Extension specialist in youth development in the department of Applied Human Sciences and Kansas Health Foundation Distinguished Professor of Health at Kansas State, Elaine Johannes, and Kansas 4-H youth development specialist in the Southwest Research-Extension Center, Amy Sollock, (saul-ick) say youth will be invited to participate in a series of “community conversations” in which they'll be encouraged to share their views on what it looks like to live a healthy lifestyle, issues they struggle with, and more.   Sound Living is a weekly public affairs program addressing issues related to families and consumers. It is hosted by Jeff Wichman. Each episode shares the expertise of K-State specialists in fields such as child nutrition, food safety, adult development and aging, youth development, family resource management, physical fitness and more. Send comments, questions or requests for copies of past programs to ksrenews@ksu.edu. K‑State Research and Extension is a short name for the Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, a program designed to generate and distribute useful knowledge for the well‑being of Kansans. Supported by county, state, federal and private funds, the program has county Extension offices, experiment fields, area Extension offices and regional research centers statewide. Its headquarters is on the K‑State campus in Manhattan.

This week on The Land Show: Seth Tuttle, with the Alabama 4-H Foundation, shares about how their organization helps many children across the state learn about agriculture and livestock. Seth also talked about an upcoming fundraising golf tournament on May 11. https://alabama4hfoundation.org/ Russ Walters gives an update on how their planting is coming along this season on their family row crop farm in Covington County, Alabama. Russ also talks briefly about the new "right to repair" laws that allow farmers access to manuals, codes, and tools necessary to work on their equipment. http://www.selandgroup.com/agents/russ-walters Andrew Harp, with Alabama Ag Credit, joins us to discuss some interesting facts about water in Alabama. Andrew also talks about how he can help people purchasing land or those who already own land borrow money to help with the cost of creating a water feature. http://www.alabamaagcredit.com Brian Watts, president of the Timber Sales Division of Southeastern Land Group, discusses some recent timber sales they have been able to help landowners with in east Alabama. www.selandgroup.com/agents/brian-watts

What could be more Wisconsin than talking about dairy and the weather? That's what we have in store for you on a Thursday morning. Cedar Crest Ice Cream and the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation have announced the winner and finalists of the 2022 Cedar Crest Ice Cream Flavor Creation Contest. Congratulations to the Pilsen Skylighters of Kewaunee County for their flavor, Cow Lick. Cedar Crest Marketing Manager Jennifer Flierl has the delicious details. As an agronomist at AgSource Laboratories, Tim Boerner relies on good weather reporting to make recommendations to his clients. That's one reason he's been a CoCoRaHS weather reporter for over 15 years. You can, too, at WisconsinWeatherWatchers.org Cody Koster with ever.ag has his attention on cheese, which has been moving progressively upward since the start of the week. It's also pushed Class III prices up to the higher $18 range. He goes over different factors that play into the dairy trade: demand and headlines, for example.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cedar Crest Ice Cream and the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation have announced the winner and finalists of the 2022 Cedar Crest Ice Cream Flavor Creation Contest. The finalists will get a Cedar Crest Ice Cream party, and the Grand Prize winner will have an ice cream party and will be awarded $500. Your Grand Prize winner is the Pilsen Skylighters of Kewaunee County for their flavor, Cow Lick. Cedar Crest Marketing Manager Jennifer Flierl has the details.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Caponera will be headlining the H Foundation's Comedy for Cancer show  at the Tivoli Theater tomorrow night.  Enjoy a night of laughs while supporting research for cancer, possibly hear some crazy impressions you're sure to recognize. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

H Foundation's Cortney Hausser and John Rot join the Steve Cochran Show to talk about why they started the H Foundation, the benefits of investing in future cancer research, and where you can get your tickets to see John DaCosse perform at the H Foundation's Comedy for Cancer Thursday, March 2nd.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Brenda Scheider, executive director of the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation shares how 4-H has evolved from when it first started in the early 1900s to now, and the impact that it has on people statewide. Wisconsin Maple Syrup Producers Association is hosting the 2022 International Maple Conference in La Crosse Oct. 26-29. It's the first time Wisconsin has hosted this event in 16 years, says Executive Director Theresa Baroun. The inaugural Meat Industry Coalition Conference starts Oct. 13. It takes a lot of behind-the-scenes work and preparation to make the cattle look their absolute best before gracing the colored shavings at World Dairy Expo. Jason Danhoff, Dairy Cattle Merchandiser, shares insight into his role in helping exhibitors prep their animals for the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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It's National 4-H week, and it's time to consider a donation to their foundation. Join us today as Dr. Bob Leonard goes “In Depth” with Emily Saveraid, Executive Director of the Iowa 4-H Foundation

Iowa Business Report Tuesday EditionOct. 04, 2022      Emily Saveraid of the Iowa 4-H Foundation talks about "Iowa 4-H Giving Day" and efforts to help educate future generations of Iowa business leaders.

4-H is the nation's largest youth development organization, with more than six million members and over 90,000 clubs. At its heart, 4-H is very similar to the organization from 108 years ago, the basis was experiential learning then and it is just that today.  Brenda Scheider, Executive Director of the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation shares more about how 4-H has evolved from when it first started in the early 1900s to now and the impact that it has on people throughout the state. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Mr Cozzo plays new music from Katemurr, West, Hot since 82, Hipp-E, Alexis Cabrera. The track of the week is Gemini by Anturage. Tune into new broadcasts of Club Cozzo every Saturday from 10 PM – Midnight EST / 4 – 6 AM CET (Sunday). Katermurr - Miss Your Love (Original Mix) [WAREBLUES] Christian Cheval - Generation (Original Mix) [Cyanide] Anna Schreit - What Did You Say (Max Telaer Remix) [Berlin House Music] Homero Espinosa, Cris Herrera - The Vibe Is Right (Tough Mix) [Moulton Music] Robin Fett, Hart & Neenan - Late Night Claims VINYL ONLY [Metafloor Records] Roland Leesker - The Demon at Rashomon [Get Physical Music] Louis Littman - Your Eyes [Involved Records] Alexis Cabrera, Ignacio Morales - Zehn (Traumer Remix) [Moan] Francis De Simone - Efdies (Extended Mix) [Glasgow Underground] Barchi, Vasconcellos - Mirror Voices [UFO Sound] Michael Hooker, Marbs - Control The Warnings (Original Mix) [Desert Hearts Black] Yorgen & Kane Sonder - Axis (Pedro Costa Remix) [Offsite Records] Andy Bach, MaryDee - Right Back To Me (Extended Mix) [King Street Sounds] Vincent Caira - What I Do [Robsoul] Moranbass - The Happines Is [Nosdam Records] Weso (US) - Stability [deeperdub] Anturage - Gemini [PLY] Palmiz, Domenico Brena - Desire (Original Mix) [SouthTech Music] Kellit - Music Will Be My Last [Miura Records] Man2.0 - Red Shift (Jezebell's Inner Child Mix) [Paisley Dark Records] Radoo - Aquarius (Rybin Remix) [Orbita project] Corners - La Piano (Liam's 303 Mix) [twominds Records] Liam Doc - All That You'll Ever Need [Shall Not Fade] S.L.M.D - Ride or Die [Zebralution] Anna Schreit - What Did You Say [Berlin House Music] Hipp-E, H-Foundation, Hal - Hear Dis Sound (D'Julz Remix) [Muted Noise] Niv Ast - Kool-Aid Mescaline [Optimo Music Digital Danceforce] Hot Since 82 - Poison (Original Mix) [Knee Deep In Sound]

*ABC News Correspondent Justin Finch provides the latest on Joe Biden's Covid case and the reaction from the White House. *John plays some classic fights between Dr. Fauci and Rand Paul after Fauci announced when he will be retiring. *Jon Swartz of MarketWatch explains how Twitter is blaming Elon Musk for their disappointing earnings report. *Steve Cochran jumps on with John to preview the H Foundation's Goombay Bash coming up on Saturday. *Plus, Rob Martier shares his disappointment in the Blackhawks for letting Eddie Olczyk leave the Blackhawks booth.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the April 2022 4-H Clover Call, Kathleen Bohde, Hamilton County 4-H Youth Development Educator, talks with two recipients of the 2021 Youth Engaged in Service (YES!) grants awarded by the Indiana 4-H Foundation. Funds of up to $10,000 are available. 16 grants were awarded in 2021! Kathleen also talks with Shelly Bingle, 4-H Foundation Executive Director about the 4-H Foundation and the YES grants. Mackensi's project is providing sustainable agility equipment to enhance the Dog Park in Morgan County that is open to all families, allowing the youth and their families to bond with each other and their dogs. Alice's project through the Lost Arts 4-H Club is providing resources to support veterans and their families (through the Helping Veterans And Families Association), including tie blankets and homemade crocheted scarves. During the podcast, Mackensi and Alice describe each of their projects, developing their vision for the service learning project, building support for the projects, and overcoming challenges realized along the way. They also share the impact that their projects have had to date and their future plans to continue to build this impact. Shelly provides an overview of the Indiana 4-H Foundation and the YES grant opportunities that are available. For more information, visit: Indiana 4-H Foundation YES grant information: https://in4h.org/grants/ Helping Veterans and Families (HVAF): https://www.hvafofindiana.org/ WBIW.com article: http://www.wbiw.com/2021/08/04/4-h-dog-club-member-raises-funds-for-a-community-dog-park-in-martinsville/

Lou Manfredini is joined by John Rot, owner of Hortons Home Lighting to talk about the company’s rich history. They offer a wide selection of lighting that includes interior and exterior plus fans and lamps. The two discuss spring accessories and home decor. And John also talks about the H Foundation, which raises money for […]

On Sunday 2/20 at Zanies in Rosemont, Illinois... 4 good friends go onstage to make you laugh. John DaCosse, Mike Toomey, and Tim Benker join me to talk about stuff we talk about in the Green Room... and the next MEN OF A CERTAIN RAGE stand up comedy show.SHOW NOTESGet your tickets here, and use the code word RAGE at checkout as a coupon code and your tickets are FREE plus a small service charge! Live stream tickets are available too for just $10 eachThe H Foundation was started by a group of friends who lost someone they loved to cancer. Learn more about the H Foundation. And get tickets to see the very funny Mike Toomey and Rocky LaPorte headline an event to keep raising money for the fight.

*Retired Riverside Police Chief Tom Weitzel presents the problems present in the SAFE-T Act. *10th District Senator Rob Martwick tells John how he is attempting to have Illiniois' pension costs calculated more honestly. *Noah Breslau of the MacArthur Justice Center details what life will be like for Jason Van Dyke on mandatory supervised release. *John and Kim discuss how things got even more out of hand than usual at the Weiner Circle. *Plus, Mike Toomey of WGN Morning News talks about his upcoming performance at the H Foundation cancer benefit.

Cedar Crest Ice Cream, Cedarburg, Wisconsin, and the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation announce the winner and finalists of the 2021 Cedar Crest Ice Cream Flavor Creation Contest. The finalists will receive a Cedar Crest Ice Cream party, and the Grand Prize winner will have an ice cream party and will be awarded $500. Knellsville 4-H Club, Ozaukee County created the winning flavor, Haystack, that features vanilla ice cream with layers of peanuts, caramel and crunch candies.  Luke Kohlwey, Director of Sales for Cedar Crest shares more details. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Even though it's still winter, it is never too early to start planning for crop insurance.  Farm director Pam Jahnke had the chance to visit with Deanna Ranum, crop insurance agent with Premier Insurance Solutions.  Many conversations are happening trying to make decisions with still so many unknowns for the upcoming growing season.  One thing we can say pretty confidently is it looks like rates for crop insurance are on the rise. Each year Cedar Crest Ice Cream partners with the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation to hold their Ice Cream Flavor Creation contest.  4-H members and clubs from around the state get the chance to be creative and come up with their very own new flavor.  Luke Kohlwey, Director of Sales for Cedar Crest shares more about the contest and what it takes to make those winning flavors become reality.   He has continued to be impressed with 4-H members' creativity and strong involvement in the contest. It's time for our ALCIVIA Coop Talk.  Farm director Pam Jahnke catches up with Tom Volkert, Energy Products Specialist.  Energy and fuel prices continue to rise.  This continues to be not only a domestic issue, but a global issue as well.  Volkert and his team at ALCIVIA work hard to serve customers and help them get the most value possible. Matt Tranel, broker with EverAg joins the morning show to talk about all things in dairy and crop markets.  Reports show that even though we have seen some strength in our dairy commodity prices, the US butter and cheese prices continue to be quite a bit lower than others in the global marketplace.  That makes things very attractive for others and hopefully should encourage exports.  The recent USDA cattle report has given some insight for the dairy industry on the number of replacement heifers retained.  That number is down from last year and hasn't been this low since 2005.  Use of sexed semen and breed-to-beef programs seem to have affected this number and look to limit how quickly dairy farmers may be able to expand their milking herds in the short term.  Finally, we are seeing lots of activity in our crop markets.  Weather and lower projections from Brazil continue to drive bean prices,and even though China is in the Lunar New Year, there is rumor of them being in need of more soybeans as well.  Conflict between Russia and Ukraine also may have a longer term effect on corn and wheat markets, time will only tell based on what happens going forward. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math - did you know one of 4-H's leadership development pillars is "Science and Technology"? Though as you'll hear in this episode, STEM is so much more than science and technology and there are so many skills and learnings that come within STEM 4-H clubs. In this episode we are joined by four 4-H volunteers to discuss the importance of youth in STEM and the ways 4-H contributes to just that. Learn about each of the volunteers below: Jennifer Pollock is a Professional Engineer with a degree in Materials Engineering from McMaster. Throughout her 4-H career she completed 42 clubs, attended Provincial Leadership Camp, Inter-provincial exchange, and was a 4-H Ambassador. Since becoming a 4-H leader, Jennifer has led multiple STEM based clubs including Lego Engineering, Engineering, and Cloverbuds. She has presented on STEM in 4-H at 4-H Ontario volunteer symposiums and the 4-H Canada Leadership Summit. Tayler Black spent twelve years as a 4-H member completing over thirty clubs on a variety of topics and participating in both provincial and national opportunities. Tayler continues his 4-H journey as a leader with the Wellington 4-H Associations and as a Trustee with the Ontario 4-H Foundation. In addition to 4-H, Tayler volunteers in leadership roles with various other community organizations including the local fair and pipe band. Currently an IT Systems Administrator and Business Manager with Husky Farm Equipment Limited, Tayler pursues his passion for agriculture and technology through his work both professionally and in his spare time. Megan Pollock has been involved in 4-H for over 20 years, as both a member and a leader. She has participated in a wide range of lifeskills clubs, ranging in topics from square dancing to international cooking to computer programming. She is currently working as a User Experience Designer at Zeitspace, a software consulting company in Waterloo. Todd Radigan is currently the President of Waterloo 4-H, and works as a Software Engineer in Kitchener. He has led a variety of life skills clubs, from cooking to computer programming. He enjoys opportunities to share his passion for technology with 4-H members through STEM clubs.

Today on Midday: In Ag Weather, Paul explains when temperatures turn more pleasant. *Whitney says the Nebraska 4-H Foundation is preparing for state fair by providing premium money and more, Abby Durheim shares more with us. *Jayson breaks down the Husker Volleyball national TV schedule in Sports. *Dave has comments from two Nebraska senators after the infrastructure package was passed in regional News. *Susan talks with Roger Berry about ethanol in Nebraska. *Bob talks stock numbers in the Business Report. *Bryce says the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Center for Agricultural Profitability will host a panel discussion with representatives of carbon credit organizations working with farmers and ranchers at noon on Aug. 12. We learn more with UNL Professor Dave Aiken. *Susan returns with John Payne to end Midday. Listen to KRVN Midday, updated each day after 1:30 pm (CTS)!

Livestock Market Update Sericea Lespedeza Treatment Options Wheat Harvest Report Kansas 4-H Youth Camp     00:01:00 – Livestock Market Update: Livestock economist Derrell Peel of Oklahoma State University recaps the indicators from last Friday's USDA cattle-on-feed report and offers his thoughts on last week's discussion at the Senate Agriculture Committee hearing on the cattle markets and the beef packing sector   00:12:00 – Sericea Lespedeza Treatment Options: K-State pasture management specialist Walt Fick goes over the herbicide options for treating sericea lespedeza infestations in grasslands at this point of the summer...he says there's still a window of time to spray sericea, but that the application should go on as soon as possible   00:22:58 – Wheat Harvest Report: Today's Kansas wheat harvest update features Extension agricultural agents Jenny Carr of Harper County and Marcus Preuninger of Reno County   00:30:47 – Kansas 4-H Youth Camp: K-State 4-H specialist Amy Sollock, Kansas 4-H program leader Wade Weber and Kansas 4-H Foundation president Jake Worcester discuss the changes and expanded opportunities being made available to youth attending camp at Rock Springs Ranch beginning next year   Send comments, questions or requests for copies of past programs to ksrenews@ksu.edu. Agriculture Today is a daily program featuring Kansas State University agricultural specialists and other experts examining ag issues facing Kansas and the nation. It is hosted by Eric Atkinson and distributed to radio stations throughout Kansas and as a daily podcast.   K‑State Research and Extension is a short name for the Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, a program designed to generate and distribute useful knowledge for the well‑being of Kansans. Supported by county, state, federal and private funds, the program has county Extension offices, experiment fields, area Extension offices and regional research centers statewide. Its headquarters is on the K‑State campus in Manhattan.

"Step-up-basis" - it's a phrase that many farmers and their accountants have been very familiar with.  Now, the Biden Administration wants to make changes that have agriculture nervouse.  Bridget Finke, attorney with Valley Crossing Law in Baldwin is encouraging everybody to take a breath and watch developments. The Wisconsin 4-H Foundation is getting excited about the return of the Governor's Blue Ribbon Meat Products Auction during the Wisconsin State Fair.  Brenda Scheider, executive director, explains how they've been managing through the pandemic without those critical fund raisers. Jenni Tilton-Flood is a dairy farmer in Maine.  They're milking about 3,000 cows, three times a day - so she's busy.  But she's decided to carve out some time in her life to encourage all farmers to get vaccinated.  She explains why she believes it's a "no brainer" for anyone in agriculture. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the January Indiana 4-H Clover Call, we talk with representatives of the Indiana 4-H Foundation, the non-profit organization that raises funds in support of the Indiana 4-H Youth Development program. You'll hear from Dr. Sean Sharma, President of the Indiana 4-H Foundation, and Shelly Bingle, Executive Director of the Indiana 4-H Foundation. Learn more about the 4-H Foundation and how you can help support Indiana 4-H programming.

It was one of the last public events Andy had the pleasure of emceeing before the pandemic but good Big Show Buddy Emily Severaid, Director of the Iowa 4-H Foundation, says unfortunately it will cannot be in person this year but the need is stronger than ever as 4-H has done some great work to help kids through these unprecedented times. PLUS NCGA Chairman Kevin Ross joins us from the pasture for a calving season update AND Jamey Kohake's expert market analysis.

The H Foundation was created, as all great ideas are, over a cocktail called the Goombay Smash. It started out as a few friends with entrepreneurial spirit that decided they could make a difference in the fight against cancer. So, every Summer The H Foundation hosts the Goombay Bash, a fundraising event under the disguise of a casual Caribbean-style party. Since 2001, The H Foundation has grown to include two additional annual fundraisers, Comedy for Cancer and the Celebrity Golf Classic, as well as other opportunities to get involved and make a difference in the fight against cancer.Learn more at https://www.hfoundation.org/

State 4-H members Ella and Emily chat with Hannah Siek and Breck Coffland about the Pioneer Grant they received for their Florence Go-Getters 4-H Club. They talk about their 2020 project and how they utilized the grant money to help out people in their community. Listen in to learn more about the Pioneer Seed Grant program and how clubs utilize these funds. Tune back in on December 2nd for the next episode where we will talk about Collegiate 4-H. Resources:Iowa 4-H Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/iowa4h/ More about statewide food drive: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/news/state-4-h-council-embarks-statewide-donation-effort Pioneer Seed Grant information / application: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/pioneergrants Iowa State Extension & Outreach 4-H Program: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/ Iowa 4-H Foundation: www.iowa4hfoundation.orgGoals of our podcast:1. To provide a safe opportunity for State 4-H Council members to engage with other 4-H’ers around the state.2. To reach current 4-H’ers and potential 4-H’ers through thoughtful, informational, and personal discussion centered around 4-H learning opportunities and experiences.3. To provide State 4-H Council members the opportunity to grow themselves personally and professionally as they take part in and learn about each step of the podcast production process.

In Episode 119 of District of Conservation, Gabriella chats with Mike Schmid—owner and operator of Solitude Ranch & Outfitters, LLC. Mike also serves as one of seven Wyoming Game and Fish Department Commissioners, in District 3. Here's Mike's bio: He's also the president and CEO of SOS Well Services, LLC. Mike has 40 years of experience in oilfield services, including managing roustabout crews; constructing well field roads and drill pads, managing trucks, equipment, and hundreds of employees; and administering complex Oil & Gas projects. His early career began by working for various oilfield-related companies. Mike founded Schmid Oilfield Services, Inc. in 1984. This successful company was sold to First Energy Services in June 2000. Mike remained with the company, serving as the President and COO. During his time with First Energy Services, Mike was an integral part of the team that acquired 5 more oilfield related companies with operations throughout the Rocky Mountain region and Alaska where he managed over 400 employees and hundreds of pieces of equipment and vehicles. Eventually the company was sold to Basic Energy Services in October 2003. While working for First Energy Services, Mike founded SOS Well Services as a workover rig company. In 2006, Mike started to expand SOS Well Services to create the multi-million-dollar operation that exists today. During the time building his first oilfield company Mike also founded Schmid Development Co. as a company that buys, sells and leases commercial properties. This company still operates today and holds properties in Wyoming, Nebraska and Michigan. In late 2000 after the sale of his company to First Energy Services and while working for them as their President & COO he purchased the Watts Ranch near Devils Tower, WY. Mike continued to purchase, and lease land there and eventually founded Solitude Ranch & Outfitters, LLC. The ranch today consists of 8500 acres of prime Black Hills land. The ranch has a reputation for quality Whitetail deer, Mule deer and Turkey hunting as well as raising Angus cattle. Today, Mike oversees the operations of all three of his companies as well as serving as a Wyoming Game & Fish Commissioner, appointed By Governor Mead in 2017 to serve a 6-year term. He also serves as a Board of Directors member for the Wyoming State 4-H Foundation. Mike was also one of the organizing members of the now successful 10-year-old “Old West Turkey Shoot” (OWITS) that is held in Hulett, WY every May. The event was organized to promote turkey hunting in Wyoming and to raise funds for the Greater Hulett Community Center (GHCC) which serves the rural ranching families and community of Hulett, WY. The event raises well over 100,000.00/year for this cause. *SHOW NOTES* Book at trip with Solitude Ranch & Outfitters LLC. Leave a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ review on Apple Podcasts Subscribe to the podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/district-of-conservation/support

Bob Bosold talks with a Doctor from the National Farm Medicine Center about the Farm Fatality Report.  Pro Farm Tour Wrap Up. 4-H Foundation working together with the Wisconsin Beef Council to give 4-Hers another contest to compete in this summer.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

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Ella, Gabby, and Bekah are on the final episode CloverCast: Sunburnt to share their memories and experiences at the great Iowa State Fair. On this episode, they share about 4-H opportunities at the State Fair, Fair favorites and memorable experiences. They also talk about behind the scenes info of how 4-H runs at the State Fair, including the communications department and livestock. While speaking on their Fair favorites, they also share some of the best food spots. Thanks for tuning in to our podcast throughout the summer! Resources:4-H Show Iowa https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/2020-4-h-show-iowa Iowa 4-H Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/pg/iowa4h/posts/ Iowa State Fair https://www.iowastatefair.org/ Iowa 4-H Foundation: https://www.iowa4hfoundation.orgOther State Opportunities: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/opportunitiesConnect with your County Extension Office: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/countyservices/Goals of our podcast:To provide a safe opportunity for State 4-H Council members to engage with other 4-H’ers around the state in lieu of the Iowa 4-H Youth Conference. To reach current 4-H’ers and potential 4-H’ers through thoughtful, informational, and personal discussion centered around 4-H learning opportunities and experiences.To provide State 4-H Council members the opportunity to grow themselves personally and professionally as they take part in and learn about each step of the podcast production process.

On this episode I sat with Sec Blayne Arthur to talk all things Oklahoma Ag! Growing up in an agricultural family, studying in Stillwater and being the first women to hold the position. Awesome time with Sec Arthur and one you'll enjoy hearing. BIOOn January 14, 2019, Blayne Arthur was sworn in by Governor Kevin Stitt as the Oklahoma Secretary of Agriculture—the state’s first female to hold the position. She acts as Governor Stitt’s chief advisor on policy development and implementation related to agriculture, food and forestry, and holds the titles of Oklahoma Commissioner of Agriculture and the President of the Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture.Secretary Arthur grew up in Chickasha, Oklahoma, where her family raised horses, shorthorn cattle, wheat, alfalfa and soybeans. Upon graduating from Oklahoma State University in 2004, with a bachelor’s degree in agricultural economics, Sec. Arthur took a role in small-business financing for Rural Enterprises, Inc. In 2009, the then-Secretary of Agriculture, Terry Peach hired her as the department’s social media coordinator. When Secretary Jim Reese was elected in 2011, he offered her the position as the Deputy Commissioner of Agriculture, where she stayed from 2011 to 2016. In 2016, she served as the Executive Director for the Oklahoma 4-H Foundation until her appointment by Governor Stitt.She is the 2016 Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association Distinguished Service Award Recipient; remains active in Oklahoma Farm Bureau, Diamond Hats, American Quarter Horse Association, Oklahoma Beef Council, and Ponies of the Americas; and selected for multiple honors including Oklahoma Agricultural Leadership Program Class XV, a Journal Record 2011 Achievers Under 40 honoree, and the 2014 Oklahoma Agricultural Woman of the Year.Secretary Arthur married Jerrod Arthur in 2006 and they have two children, Kelton and Kennedy, who both enjoy showing cattle and horses. The Arthur family lives east of Stillwater and raise show cattle for 4-H and FFA members. This podcast is presented by the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Telling Oklahoma's Story Through Its People Since 1927. Follow them online www.oklahomahof.com and on social media @oklahomahof  #thisisoklahoma

“The garden's origins go back to about 1987 or 88, and the founding curator, Jane Taylor, who also worked for the Michigan 4-H Foundation, had the idea that she wanted to create a a garden for children,” Lownds explains. “And what she meant by that was an idea that no one else had really had up until that time. She wanted a place like a botanical garden, but one that was for kids so that when you went in it, you didn't just walk in and follow the pathways and all you could do is look at plants because, God forbid, that you ever touch anything or step on the grass even or that sort of thing. She was very tired of when parents with young children ask the children, ‘Well, where do you want to go?' They would always say, ‘Well, we want to go to the zoo.' Never did they say we want to go to the garden.“There have been many copies of the 4-H Children's Gardens since then, but we are the first true children's garden. It's located on MSU's campus and is a wonderful place to visit.” Lownds says the pizza garden is one of his favorite spots in the garden. “A pizza garden is a garden where a kid or an adult is going to be able to see all of the plants that make your pizza. But in order to make it so that it's immediately recognizable by children, the pizza garden is shaped like a pizza; it's round. The crust on it is concrete, but it is rounded concrete. It has imprints in the concrete of tomatoes, and onions, and basil leaves. It also even has a piece cut out of it so that you can step in and be a part of the pizza.”Lownds says about 100,000 visitors come through the gardens each year. He describes the development of the garden's Monet Bridge. And he says there's a pharmacy garden that “contains plants that are used to make pharmaceuticals. If you go back in history, almost all of our pharmaceuticals started as plants, in plants, or extractions from plants. "The science discovery garden is our attempt to make available hands-on, right in front of you some of the research that's going on in the buildings that you can see when you're standing in the garden, like in the Plant and Soil Science Building and the Plant Biology Building. So we have examples of some of those experiments. Many of them are NSF funded experiments. And so we're providing some of the broader impact or the community outreach component of those gardens.“Part of our mission is to provide a place of enrichment and delight for children of all ages.”The sheep statue in the milk, meat, and wool garden is special to Lownds.“Kids can sit on it because everything in the garden is designed to be interactive. What I tell my college students is, and it's a little bit tongue in cheek but not that much, and I'm usually sitting on the sheep while I'm talking to them,  I tell them that what I want them to do is to come out there before they graduate and get their picture taken on the sheep. I'm trying to make that a graduation requirement. I just think everyone should get out there.“My favorite plant in the garden is a plant called the sensitive plant. And when you touch the leaves of it, it closes up. It has action and activity and it's the number one favorite kid plant in the garden, and it's my favorite plant too.”MSU Today airs every Sunday morning at 9:00 on 105.1 FM, AM 870, and your smart speaker and connected devices. Follow and subscribe at Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your podcasts.

Season 3, Episode 10 Trista Ostrom is a Wyoming native and graduate of the University of Wyoming where she received her Bachelor's in Education and Masters in Curriculum and Instruction. Trista is passionate about volunteering, civic responsibility, and making Wyoming the absolute best place to live. Prior to serving as Chief of Staff for First Lady Jennie Gordon, she was the Executive Director of the Wyoming Congressional Award Council and has logged thousands of volunteer hours of her own throughout Wyoming. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Wyoming State 4-H Foundation, is a member of the Cheyenne Frontier Days Art Show Committee, and is passionate about the Wyoming Hunger Initiative. Raised by a single dad, Trista is an avid outdoorswoman, frequent domestic and international traveler, and dedicated mentor to many Wyoming teens.

Ben, Lily, and Peyton are here on CloverCast: Sunburnt to talk about 4-H opportunities at the state level. On this episode, they share their experiences and insights at state events. These include the State Conference, State Recognition Day, and more! While speaking on their favorite events, they also include lots of insider information to help you when you hopefully participate in these opportunities for yourself. Be sure to tune back in on July 15th for the next episode where we will talk about National 4-H Opportunities. Resources (things mentioned in the show):State 4-H Conference: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/iowa4hyouthconferenceState Recognition Day: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/recognition-opportunities State Project Area Awards: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/state-project-area-awardsAnimal Science Round-Up: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/animalscienceroundupIECA and 4-H Legislative Day: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/ieca-and-4-h-legislative-day Iowa 4-H Camera Corps: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/projects/iowa-4-h-camera-corpsIowa 4-H Foundation: https://www.iowa4hfoundation.orgSESS Ambassador Program (Shooting Sports): https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/sess-ambassador-programIowa 4-H Healthy Living Ambassadors: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/iowa-4-h-healthy-living-ambassadorsIowa 4-H Reporters: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/iowa-4-h-reportersOther State Opportunities: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/4h/opportunitiesConnect with your County Extension Office: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/countyservices/Goals of our podcast:1. To provide a safe opportunity for State 4-H Council members to engage with other 4-H’ers around the state in lieu of the Iowa 4-H Youth Conference. 2. To reach current 4-H’ers and potential 4-H’ers through thoughtful, informational, and personal discussion centered around 4-H learning opportunities and experiences.3. To provide State 4-H Council members the opportunity to grow themselves personally and professionally as they take part in and learn about each step of the podcast production process.

In this episode, we will be talking with one of our Non Profit Board Fellows Program partners. Sarah McKinney is Executive Director of the Athens Area Community Foundation (AACF). The AACF was one of the founding partners of the Non Profit Board Fellows Program. Their mission is to help passionate donors leave permanent legacies, foster strategic philanthropy, and shape effective responses to community needs through collaboration. Sarah earned an MSW from the University of Georgia after which she worked in several roles at the Athens Community Council on Aging before becoming Director of Development with the Georgia 4-H Foundation at the University. Sarah is one of the passionate Athenians working to strengthen the Athens community. Athens Area Community FoundationAthens Well-Being ProjectLearn more about the Georgia MBA and find us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Blogspot, and check out our YouTube playlist.

• The weekly cattle market update • The new director of the Kansas Agriculture in the Classroom program shares her plans • Agricultural news, and a wheat harvest report • An update on the COVID-19 4-H Resilience Fund… 00:01:30 – Cattle Market Update:  The director of the Livestock Marketing Information Center, Katelyn McCullock, provides her insight on the cattle markets: she talks about how much closer the cattle finishing sector is to being current, coming out of the pandemic disruptions, and she looks at the possible impacts of worsening exchange rates with Mexico on beef sales into that country. 00:12:52 – Kansas Agriculture in the Classroom:  The new director of the Kansas Agriculture in the Classroom program, Nancy Zenger-Beneda, talks about some of the initiatives she hopes to bring to the program, as it works to introduce and support agricultural themes and materials in public school education. 00:24:10 – Ag News, Wheat Harvest Report:  Eric Atkinson covers the day's agricultural news headlines, including the first daily Kansas wheat harvest report featuring county and district Extension agricultural agents around the state: today, a harvest progress report from Jenni Carr of Harper County. 00:32:26 – COVID-19 4-H Resilience Fund:  The president/CEO of the Kansas 4-H Foundation, Jake Worcester, discusses the success of the COVID-19 4-H Resilience Fund and how the funds will be used to support Kansas youth and Rock Springs 4-H Center.   Send comments, questions or requests for copies of past programs to ksrenews@ksu.edu. Agriculture Today is a daily program featuring Kansas State University agricultural specialists and other experts examining ag issues facing Kansas and the nation. It is hosted by Eric Atkinson and distributed to radio stations throughout Kansas and as a daily podcast.   K‑State Research and Extension is a short name for the Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, a program designed to generate and distribute useful knowledge for the well‑being of Kansans. Supported by county, state, federal and private funds, the program has county Extension offices, experiment fields, area Extension offices and regional research centers statewide. Its headquarters is on the K‑State campus in Manhattan.

1. Nobody Beats The Beats & Liv Lykke – Moonlight 2. Rhemi feat. Shezar – We've Had Enough (Zepharin Saint Superfly Mix) 3. Santos – Time Of Our Lives ( Atjazz Love Soul Remix) 4. Sir LSG feat. Clara Hill – Circles (Ralf Gum Mix) 5. Kraak & Smaak feat. Nic Hanson – Say The Word ( Atjazz Remix) 6. H-Foundation – Tonight (King Britt’s Sexy Mix) 7. QB Smith feat. Lady Alma & Kabomo – Khanya (The Light: Ode to Dilla; QB’s Fantastic Voxdub) 8. Joseph Junior & MAQman – Spiritualized (Ralf GUM Remix) 9. Sir LSG feat. Brian Temba & Kafele – All I Am ( Original Mix) 10. Earl Tutu – What A Difference ( Booker T Kings of Soul Vocal Mix) 11. The BlackKight feat. Susu Bobien – Truly Amazing (DJ Spen & Reelsoul Remix) 12. Tortured Soul – Don’t Hold Me Down 13. Artwork feat. V. Underground & Nutownsoul – Time Is Now 14. SculpturedMusic - Speak Lord (Chymamusique Retro Remix)

The Wisconsin State Fair has officially cancelled for 2020.  We're talking with Bernie O'Rourke, UW-Extension Youth Livestock Specialist, about the impact this will have on exhibitors and families - as well as her own. Brenda Scheider, Executive Director of Wisconsin's 4-H Foundation, says they're concerned about the financial impact of not having the state fair and the Governor's Blue Ribbon Meat Products auction, will have on their organization.  Last year it raised nearly $100,000 in an evening - about 30% of their yearly budget.

Verni Howard is a native of Shreveport, Louisiana and the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Williams. She is a 1987 graduate of Caddo Magnet High School and furthered her studies at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. After earning a BS in Microbiology (1993) and a MPA (1997), Verni began the Commercial Banking Training program with SunTrust Bank in Atlanta, GA. After more than 18-years of corporate and non-profit banking experience including Regions Bank, Whitney Bank and JPMorgan Chase, Verni became the new Executive Director of Providence House in December of 2015. In addition to a stellar banking career, she has served on 15 major boards of directors across the country including East Baton Rouge Parish Redevelopment Authority Advisory Council, Cancer Services of Greater Baton Rouge (In-coming President), Volunteers of America (Baton Rouge), Volunteers in Public Schools (Treasurer and President), Boys and Girls Club, Catholic Charities (Baton Rouge) and Downtown Development District. In 2011 she was nominated for the Outstanding Women in Business Award by Cancer Services of Greater Baton Rouge and in 2012 received the Volunteer Activist Award from the Emerge Center, an honor bestowed upon twelve outstanding volunteers across the city of Baton Rouge. In 2015 she was recognized for her outstanding achievements and was honored with an African American Achievement Award. Verni is a 2018 Virginia Shehee Influential Woman Award finalist and a 2018 Athena Award finalist. In 2017 Verni received the Blue Cross Blue Shield Angel Award from the Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation. She is a Paul Harris Fellow (Shreveport Rotary Club) and 2018 board member of the club. Verni is also a new member of the Louisiana 4-H Foundation’s board of director, Christus Highland Quality Committee, Choice Neighborhood Implementation Advisory Group, Bancorp South CRA Advisory Group and is an ex-officio member of the board of Providence House. Above all, she is committed to God, family and service to the community. Verni and her husband Don, have been married for 21-years. Together, they have the joy of parenting two fantastic children, Hannah Elizabeth (age 12) and Matthew Reed (age 9). She lives by the belief that we are our brother’s keeper. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freeman-means-business/support

Guest Host: Andrea Darlas Junaid "J" Afeef running for the Democratic nomination for Kane County State's Attorney. Endorsed by Real Justice PAC and the Progressives of Kane County Patrick Brady, former Assistant State's Attorney at lake County John Daniel, SMART 265 "Union Strong" Charles Ledford - U of I Professor Deidre Baumann, Judicial Candidate Cook County Circuit Court Cortney Frahm, Executive Dir, to talk about "Comedy for Cancer" H Foundation event on 2/27 Joan Esposito Live, Local, & Progressive Weekdays 2pm-5pm Chicago's Progressive Talk Radio WCPT 820AM wcpt820.com

Mary Buhr, chair of the Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation, talks about her role within 4-H, the importance of the Foundation and the upcoming 60th Anniversary of the Foundation. Here are links to some of the opportunities mentioned in the podcast: Lottery - www.4-h.sk.ca/fundraising Scholarships - www.4-h.sk.ca/sk-scholarships Ski Day - https://tockify.com/haroldthehare/detail/84/1582956000000 Beef Symposium - https://tockify.com/haroldthehare/detail/99/1582351200000 Staff Challenges - www.4-h.sk.ca/contests AGM Page (resolutions, nominations) - www.4-h.sk.ca/board-and-council-business Youth and Programs Strengths Survey - hchy.org/dapv3/16568 Curling - www.4-h.sk.ca/curling Public Speaking - www.4-h.sk.ca/public-speaking 4-H Canada Programs - https://4-h-canada.ca/programs Monthly Update - www.4-h.sk.ca/publications

In the first part of this two-part, live episode, the Discovery Park team went to the Tennessee Farm Bureau annual meeting in Nashville, Tenn., to get to know some of the professionals working in agriculture today. With most people being three or more generations removed from a family farm, first-hand information is getting harder to come by, so this was a great information to hear about farming from those working in the industry every day. Part one features the Tennessee Beef Industry Council, the Tennessee 4-H Foundation, the Tennessee Poultry Association and Farm Credit Mid-America. Those we spoke with have a great understanding of the challenges facing the world in the coming years, and they are all part of providing solutions.

We present our Monthly podcast "Mykonian Sessions" for the month of February 2019. From Deep House to Deep Techno, Every every month a new 120'min Mixtape with Vinyl Mode in the 1st hour + Special guest mix in the 2nd hour on soundcloud, iTunes store and LIVE on Saudia Radio FM. For February mix in the 1st hour, we present music by: Alena (Basic Beat), JazzyFunk (JazzyFunk Records), TEYMORI (Spinnup), Phaze Dee (Fame Game Recordings), and many more... For the 2nd hour mix ,It's our pleasure to present the guest of this month, ANMARZ from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.. Saudi rooted but born and musically raised up in the North West “North Fresh”, Portland & Eugene Oregon. Started in ’98 with house parties, raves, and from there on to clubs where I hosted a couple of residencies and made a name for myself, which I still fall back on when I’m there. I’m mainly influenced by Chicago and the West Coast flavors... I enjoy crossing genres (DnB, Trip-Hop, and Downtempo) but for the most part, House is where I’m rooted. My inspirations come from artists like Mark Farina, Doc Martin, H- Foundation, Tommy Largo, Joss Moog and my Portland Crew Jacob Poe (Radda Records) Dj Ceez, and Howie Do-it (Vinylpimpz). Link with https://soundcloud.com/anmarz Have a nice trip...

Enzo Muro (Electronic Groove/Dialogue/B.LØW) Enzo Muro's first taste of electronic music began during the late 90's back in Peru. As an avid partygoer and music enthusiast, Enzo had the privilege to see many of the greats, including Steve Lawer, Peace Division, Carl Cox, Sasha, Pete Tong, Adam Freeland, Deep Dish, Hernan Cattaneo, DJ Three, H-Foundation, etc... spinning their hearts out in Lima. Good sets and good times instilled in him the passion to play music of his own... Since arriving in LA in 2004, he has been dropping records around LA, Mexico & Peru. As the California liaison for Bamboocha Radio out of Lima, Peru, Enzo has hosted many local djs and special guests in his bedroom studio in recent years. This has been a great opportunity for Enzo to hang out with basically all the djs in the industry on a level outside of the party scene–some tight bonds have derived from these personal encounters. Now, having joined the zealous Electronic Groove team based out of Miami, Enzo has connected a strong link between the U.S. bicoastal network. It’s the perfect match for both parties. Equity is a beautiful thing. The amount of music that Enzo has been exposed to, on his radio show, live streaming or out and about at every show in LA, gives him a broad and tasteful style of music when he djs. One has to step out of the box to acquire such a taste in music. Enzo has played at Lightning in a Bottle and Desert Hearts, Burning Man a few years; and has opened for djs such as Barac, Bill Patrick, tINI, Sepp & Nu Zau, Hernan Cattaneo, Rampue, Frank & Tony, Mira, Behrouz, Nick Warren, Daniel Bortz, Guy J, to name a few. Enzo is also a resident of Dialogue, one of the most prestigious underground parties in LA, alongside with Halo Varga, Silky & MD; and a fixture at Pattern Bar, a popular dimly lit cocktail lounge in DTLA where now throws a monthly party with Electronic Groove called B.LØW. @enzo-muro https://www.facebook.com/EnzoMuro/ Website: likemindedculture.com/ Facebook: facebook.com/likemindedculture Instagram: instagram.com/likemindedculture/

"THE DEEP CONTROL" presents a series of podcasts ! Philip Chedid (Los Angeles | Miami | Montréal) BIO: An electronic music DJ, remixer, composer and producer. Noted for his versatility and musical range, Philip attributes much of his influences to his Middle Eastern heritage and western upbringing. Known for his unmistakable sound, Philip's DJ sets and productions are rich with groovy hypnotic melodies and driving basslines. In his young years, Philip was an avid percussionist and drummer in various bands with his brother Julien and some high school mates, performing as musical act Elemental. Much of Philip's early nightlife experience began in the late 90s in Montreal at various events, many hosted by 514 Productions, Sona and Redlite. Over the years, he began working more frequently in the studio on original productions and remixes, and further developed his audio engineering skills. A few of Philip's early studio mentors are Nick Warren, Habersham, Max Graham, Darin Epsilon to name a few. After finishing his university, Philip moved to Miami in 2005 and after to relocated to Belgium and Holland. While staying in Europe, Philip promoted his sound at festivals like the Amsterdam Dance Event and Tomorrowland. In 2012, Philip returned to Miami. While in Miami Philip had the opportunity to play in distinguished clubs like Vagabond and Nikki and enjoyed residencies at TSL Lounge, Treehouse, Do Not Sit on the Furniture, among others. Chedid performed with some of the world's most celebrated artists from all dance music genres, such as Nick Warren, Jody Wisternoff, Dave Seaman, Eelke Kleijn, Marc Marzenit, Guy Mantzur, Sahar Z, Darin Epsilon, Clarian, Einmusik, Omid 16B, Thomas Schumacher, Tamer Malki, Vanilla Ace, H-Foundation, Jody Wisternoff, Danny Howells, Miyagi, Jozif, Of Norway, Mikey Lion, Tara Brooks, Flavio Navarro, Zach Walker, Jonathan Will, Derek Hena, Aninha, among others. In the Spring of 2014, Philip released "Remaindermen" on Sound Avenue's "We are the Future" spring compilation. His Spring 2016 Bayti EP on Crossfade sounds received solid support and recommendations from Hernan Cattaneo and Nick Warren, among others. His 2016 collab with Darin Epsilon 'Endless Sands of Time' [Parquet] received stellar reviews by Deep House Amsterdam, among other noted publishers. Over the next couple years, the releases have been flowing, and in 2017 Philip formed the imprint Endless Sands of Time along with Miami-based Dubelu. The debut ‘Seraphim' EP has received incredible support by DJs worldwide, with many more tracks to come on ESOT in the near future. Look out for future releases by Philip Chedid on Beatport, Trackitdown, Itunes, and other digital stores. Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/philipchedid Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/djphilipchedid Follow us Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/the_deep_control Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheDeepControlpodcast Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/thedeepcontrol VK: https://vk.com/iddeepcontrol Hearthis: https://hearthis.at/deep-control Instagram: www.instagram.com/thedeepcontrolpodcast Download for free on The Artist Union

Hannah Borg talked with Erica Bayer about Culver's "Scoops of Thanks Day". May 3rd, Culver's famous frozen custard is just $1 with proceeds donated to local FFA chapters. Congressman Adrian Smith discusses the House Farm bill, the President's China trade tactic and the state of the rural economy. Abbey Durheim of the Nebraska 4-H Foundation talks about the "Raise Your Hand" campaign and how Nebraska 4-H would use the $20,000 award.

Hannah Borg talked with Erica Bayer about Culver's "Scoops of Thanks Day". May 3rd, Culver's famous frozen custard is just $1 with proceeds donated to local FFA chapters. Congressman Adrian Smith discusses the House Farm bill, the President's China trade tactic and the state of the rural economy. Abbey Durheim of the Nebraska 4-H Foundation talks about the "Raise Your Hand" campaign and how Nebraska 4-H would use the $20,000 award.

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Welcome back to the Magician On Duty Podcast Series! On this weeks' edition we welcome Philip Chedid. Noted for his versatility and musical range, Philip attributes much of his influences to his Middle Eastern heritage and western upbringing. In his young years, Philip was an avid percussionist, and played with his brother Julien and some high school mates, performing as musical act Elemental. Much of Philip's early nightlife experience began in the late 90s in Montreal at various events, many hosted by 514 Productions, Sona and Redlite. Over the years, he began working more frequently in the studio on original productions and remixes, and further developed his audio engineering skills. A few of Philip's early studio mentors are Nick Warren, Habersham, Darin Epsilon to name a few. While in Miami Philip had the opportunity to play in distinguished clubs like Vagabond and Nikki and enjoyed residencies at TSL Lounge, Treehouse, Do Not Sit on the Furniture, among others. Chedid performed with some of the world's most celebrated artists from all dance music genres, such as Nick Warren, Jody Wisternoff, Dave Seaman, Eelke Kleijn, Marc Marzenit, Guy Mantzur, Sahar Z, Darin Epsilon, Clarian, Einmusik, Omid 16B, Thomas Schumacher, Tamer Malki, Vanilla Ace, H-Foundation, Jody Wisternoff, Danny Howells, Miyagi, Jozif, Of Norway, Mikey Lion, Tara Brooks, Flavio Navarro, Zach Walker, Jonathan Will, Derek Hena, Aninha, among others. Philip is also the co founder of "Endless Sands Of Time" Records along with Dübelu. Follow Phillip Chedid here: https://soundcloud.com/philipchedid https://www.facebook.com/pg/djphilipchedid https://www.instagram.com/philipchedid Endless Sands of Time https://endlesssandsoftime.bandcamp.com/ Soundcloud.com/endlesssandsoftime Download for free on The Artist Union

Bsession 049 Artist: @halovarga / @muted-noise / @allinnrecords / US Genre: House Duration: 80:21 Released: 08/11/17 Recorded at: Panther Room, Output NY Our true pleasure to present a Legend : Halo Brian Varga Since the 90s his DJing and productions, solo and collaboration project H-Foundation, have placed him in labels like Camouflage, Low Pressings and Moody Music an acclaimed fabric instalment, and most recently Surface, Muted Noise and a remix EP on All Inn Records. Recorded live at The Panther Room (Output) New York.

DEEPLIFE PRESENTS – EPISODE 035 This month we feature tracks from Way Out West, Luigi Rocca, Moses Mehdi, Moon Boots, House Of Praise and Nuyorican Soul. Our guest mix comes from Denver based DJ and Producer Ben A. Ben A has been a staple in the Denver music scene for well over a decade, and has made lasting impressions for his opening sets for A-List DJs across the globe; opening for the likes of DJs such as Pete Tong, Bad Boy Bill, Armin Van Buuren, Doc Martin, H-Foundation, Miguel Migs, Josh Wink, Louie Vega, Eric Morrilo, Terry Francis, Marques Wyatt, Mark Farina, Derrick Carter, and many more. You can catch Ben’s releases on Moody Recordings, White Island Recordings, Blue Records, Bid Muzik & Aerotek Recordings. Be on the lookout for his a remix of a new Inland Knights track coming soon on Hi Energy Records. Hosted by Taylor Franklyn from the Deeplife Records Studio – Deeplife Presents airs the first Wednesday of each month on Digitally Imported DJ MIXES Channel (di.fm/djmixes) at 12P (MDT) / 2P (EST) / 7P (UK) - TRACK LISTING - Way Out West – Set MY Mind (Maxxi Soundsystem Remix) Luigi Rocca – So They Say - NEW MUSIC SPOTLIGHT - House Of Praise – Sunrise (Original Mix) Out Now on Deeplife Records >>> www.beatport.com/release/el-paradise/1942984 Moses Mehdi – Serifin (Smash TV Remix) Moon Boots – Tear My Heart Feat. Lulu James - FROM THE VAULT - Nuyorican Soul feat. India – Runaway (Armand Van Helden Mix) [Skapes ReRun] - GUEST MIX: Ben A - H-Foundation featuring C1 – Kontrol Room (Acapella) Hipp-e , Greg Eversoul – To Be Free (Dub Version) Harry Romero – Soul Is Another (LEON Remix) Dennis Cruz – Body Flow (Original Mix) Todor Ivanov and Michi Muzik – Vamos (Vedic & Ben A Remix) Jaceo – Catfished Vedic – 303

For the latest news and releases go to www.deepliferecords.com - Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/deepliferecords - Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/deepliferecords - Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/deepliferecords - Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/deepliferecordsllc - Subscribe on iTunes: goo.gl/equH3u --- DEEPLIFE PRESENTS - EPISODE 035 This month we feature tracks from Way Out West, Luigi Rocca, Moses Mehdi, Moon Boots, House Of Praise and Nuyorican Soul. Our guest mix comes from Denver based DJ and Producer Ben A. Ben A has been a staple in the Denver music scene for well over a decade, and has made lasting impressions for his opening sets for A-List DJs across the globe; opening for the likes of DJs such as Pete Tong, Bad Boy Bill, Armin Van Buuren, Doc Martin, H-Foundation, Miguel Migs, Josh Wink, Louie Vega, Eric Morrilo, Terry Francis, Marques Wyatt, Mark Farina, Derrick Carter, and many more. You can catch Ben's releases on Moody Recordings, White Island Recordings, Blue Records, Bid Muzik & Aerotek Recordings. Be on the lookout for his a remix of a new Inland Knights track coming soon on Hi Energy Records. Hosted by Taylor Franklyn from the Deeplife Records Studio - Deeplife Presents airs the first Wednesday of each month on Digitally Imported DJ MIXES Channel (di.fm/djmixes) at 12P (MDT) / 2P (EST) / 7P (UK) - TRACK LISTING - Way Out West - Set My Mind (Maxxi Soundsystem Remix) Luigi Rocca - So They Say - NEW MUSIC SPOTLIGHT - House Of Praise - Sunrise (Original Mix) Out Now on Deeplife Records >>> https://www.beatport.com/release/el-paradise/1942984 Moses Mehdi - Serifin (Smash TV Remix) Moon Boots - Tear My Heart Feat. Lulu James - FROM THE VAULT - Nuyorican Soul feat. India - Runaway (Armand Van Helden Mix) [Skapes ReRun] - GUEST MIX: Ben A - H-Foundation featuring C1 - Kontrol Room (Acapella) Hipp-e , Greg Eversoul - To Be Free (Dub Version) Harry Romero - Soul Is Another (LEON Remix) Dennis Cruz - Body Flow (Original Mix) Todor Ivanov and Michi Muzik - Vamos (Vedic & Ben A Remix) Jaceo - Catfished Vedic - 303

oday Crystal McKay, CEO of Farm Food Care pleasantly converses with us the importance of stories. She’s a farm girl and has worked with food all her life. Her job at Farm Food Care is to really inform the Canadian people about their food system. Kind of what this podcast and foodgrads are doing. I loved talking to Crystal because she really emphasizes how stories are the best way to convey information. Within this episode, you’ll learn a lot of facts such as the “new definition of local” and why it’s hard for the whole world to become completely vegetarian If you enjoyed this episode, please, sign up on our email list, like us on facebook,  rate and review on itunes, and share with your friends. If you show interest in being interviewed, know someone who would be a great interviewer, or would like to join our team of volunteers, make sure to email us at podcast@myfoodjobrocks.com. About Crystal McKay Crystal is the CEO for Farm & Food Care Canada with a vision for building public trust in food and farming in Canada.  Farm & Food Care represents a coalition of farmers and associated food and agri-businesses proactively working together with a commitment to provide credible information on food and farming.  Crystal is a dynamic presenter who has delivered hundreds of presentations to a broad range of audiences from farmers to university students to CEOs across North America.  Crystal was raised on a farm in the Ottawa Valley, where her family still farms today.  She is a graduate of the University of Guelph and several executive leadership programs.  She is a past President of the University of Guelph OAC Alumni Association, and a former director of both the Ontario 4-H Foundation and the Poultry Industry Council.  She enjoys spending time with her young family and playing hockey whenever she gets the chance! Key Takeaways Crystal and I’s passion about sharing stories How Crystal progressed from intern to CEO The amazing trend about Canadian Agriculture In a global sense, 2/3s of land can only raise meats Question Summary Uber Drive Question: I talkn to people about food and farming and where it comes from Job Title: CEO of Farm and Food Care. A Charity to inform people about food. Typical Day: Management and presentations Favorite Topic to talk about: Talking about the people, especially with people with heart Most important skill in your industry: people skills. The ability to collaborate My Food Job Rocks: I get to talk to people about food and farming every single day Food Trends and Technology: The transformation from “local” to Opinion on GMO: GMos will produce more food with less Opinion on Fake Meat: Choice is great. There is some data that alters things Opinions on Crickets: It’s a good idea but I’d be a bit desparate to eat that What’s the biggest challenge the food industry has to face?: Feeding more people with less resources One thing in the Food Industry you’d like to know more about?: I’d ask this question to more people What do you consider a food expert?: Everyone is a food expert Who inspired you to get into food?: My family are farmers Favorite Quote: Quoteoftheday.com; Do your best until you know better, then when you know better, then you do better – Maya Angelou One meal to eat for a month: Dill Pickles, but also pizza. Briny foods Advice in the food industry: Find out what you love and then go for it. You gotta start somewhere What’s Next?: Building the team Other Links 4H Club – Do by doing Univeristy of Guelph – Animal Science; Rural Extension – Communications Ontario PorkCanadian Center of Food integrity Leclerc Foods California Support local when you can Farm-to-Table In 1900, 1 farmer= 10 people, 1 farmer = 140 people Precision farming Impossible food or Beyond Meat 2/3s of all farmland can only be used to make meat. Think globally Salty fish- Cate lin briny fish chips Farmfoodcare.org

On this week's show we talk with State Rep. Kevin Wallace concerning the interim legislative study on feral hogs, Blayne Arthur, executive director, Oklahoma 4-H Foundation, talks about the many great things 4-H does for rural youth, and Don Scheiber talks about the soybean on his farm in northern Oklahoma.

On this week's show we talk with State Rep. Kevin Wallace concerning the interim legislative study on feral hogs, Blayne Arthur, executive director, Oklahoma 4-H Foundation, talks about the many great things 4-H does for rural youth, and Don Scheiber talks about the soybean on his farm in northern Oklahoma.

Rhythmic Classics have been the driving forces for this Southern California import from Colombia who now resides in San Diego. Paulo's vision for music is rooted in his passion for bringing new sonic experiences through the understanding of his Latin roots and music influences in Jazz, Blues, Soul, Disco, Hip Hop, Rock and Funk. Paulo’s minimalistic, raw, and forward-thinking approach to House and Techno music have led the way for releases on Cubek Records. The experience of holding DJ residencies in Tokyo, Japan and San Diego, combined with his honest and radiant energy as a performer have placed him as a collaborator in different underground music projects throughout the Southern California region. Paulo is a part of Clique: a movement born from the collective effort of a group that shares the same passion and spiritual connection with art and music. It's a project geared to promote the evolution of sound and visual aesthetics, providing a unique experience that stimulates the mind and the soul. Paulo is also Artifact Record Shop's Co-Owner and Marketing director. This is a new online House and Techno boutique dedicated to vinyl only imprints and releases. The project is a partnership with Halo (aka H Foundation) to push the sounds for the deeply minded, and re-inject respect to the beloved art of DJing. Follow PAULO on the web! https://soundcloud.com/dj-paul-perez-2 https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/paulo-us https://twitter.com/paulo4clique Facebook: https://facebook.com/likemindedculture Twitter: https://twitter.com/likemindedgroup Instagram: https://instagram.com/likemindedculture/

HOUSE JET RADIO VOL.160 GUEST DJS: @ChadStolarick & @JulianMesaLV (LAS VEGAS, UNITED STATES) SOCIAL MEDIA: Julian Mesa (New York, NY) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JulianMesaLV Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/julianmesalv Bookings: julian@thesisnyc.org Chad Stolarick (Las Vegas, NV) Facebook: www.facebook.com/chadstolarick.music Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/chadstolarick Bookings: funkybadchad@mac.com TRACKLIST: 01 Baccus - Picture Puzzle Pattern (Original Mix) 02 Ken Young - Compression Chamber (Peppilinio Remix) 03 Victor Vera - Prototype (Richie Santana Remix) 04 Paul C, Paolo Martini - Switch (Original Mix) 05 Paride Saraceni, Steve Hey - Syntharum (Original Mix) 06 Metodi Hristov - Transform Your Language (Original Mix) 07 Harry Romero - Disco Heat (Original Mix) 08 Barem - A (Barem Re-Edit) 09 DJ Pierre, Supernova - The Beat (Dario D’Attis Remix) 10 James Silk - Danza (Original Mix) 11 Taras VanDe Voorde - Chasing Autumns (Riva Starr Raw Cut) 12 Joao Ribeiro, Anton Djaneiro - Love This (JUST2 Remix) 13 H Foundation, Halo, Hipp-E - Hear Dis Sound (DJ Sneak HG Remix) 14 Mihalis Safras - Jack (Harry Romero Tek Remix) 15 Harry Romero - I’m Gonna Get You (Original Mix) 16 Stefano Noferini, Charles Ramirez - Insane (Luca M & JUST2 Remix) 17 Darius Syrossian - Drop Your Gimmicks (Original Remix) 18 DJ Boris - Music is Medicine (Original Mix)

Eric Galaviz and Brian Varga, better known as the DJ / Producer duo Hipp-E and Halo, joined forces 15 years ago after realizing they shared many common musical interests. The H Foundation was born. Here and now in 2014 they have just released their album ‘Passage’, a collection of their finest moments from 1999-2004, through DJ Sneak’s imprint Magnetic Recordings. And to mark the release they’ve put together a brand new mix for the Gangstercast. The guys explain, “This mix is a small taste of some of the tracks and artists that we are into and what you would hear in our DJ sets from begging to end. We carefully choose the tracks in this mix so that people could get a feel and taste of what you would hear if you came to the club to see us play.” H Foundations’ dedication to House music has always been evident and of their relationship with the music they simply state, “House music has a felling that touches your soul that moves you.” About the House Gangster music they add they view it as, “Dirty House Music infused with a taste of Chicago. DJ Sneak is a brother to us, he has been in the game for a long time and has inspired so many artist there's not a lot of Old School House heads doing what he's doing and we have so much respect for him. “Nothing else to add other than download it and jam to it in your ride :)” H Foundation’s ‘Passage [1999-2004]’ is out now at Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/passage-1999-2004/1325091

We have had such a wonderful and inspiring time with Kacy on Healing Your Life. The time has flown by and we are at week five, her final show with Dr. Chris. Kacy has come so far in finding the clarity and courage to take her next steps. She and her husband have a business name, a mission statement, and the plans to move forward with their nonprofit organization, The H Foundation. From their mission statement: “We combine financial planning, legal and estate planning, family counseling, resources, and programs that are organized in a way that allow special needs families a one-stop shop for important life decisions. We strive to help Special Needs Families have a better quality of life, more peace of mind and a stronger foundation to build upon for years to come.”   It was a blessing to be a part of her journey while she worked with Dr. Chris on Healing Your Life. We feel certain the Seitz family and The H Foundation will have a bright, successful, and Spirit filled future!

Some glorious techno this time round from Blakkat, H-Foundation, Woo York, Terranova, Drogo (Adam Kent), Alan Fitzpatrick, Reset Robot, Glimpse, Dustin Zahn, Laurent Garnier, Slam and many more.

LIQUID AGENTS (Turbo, Vega Records) - LIVE DECKS & FX at TBA BROOKLYN features pumpin Tech House and Minimal Techno tracks from Kink, Gui Boratto, Solomun, Liquid Agents, Sascha Breamer,David Durango & Tales Of Us. Liquid Agents tracks are available in digital music stores and streaming services. Beatport: pro.beatport.com/artist/liquid-agents/59832/tracks iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/artist/liquid…ents/id269244349 Traxsource: traxsource.com/artist/159274/liquid-agents Instagram: instagram.com/liquidagents_djcync Facebook: facebook.com/liquidagentsmusic YouTube: youtube.com/liquidagents Soundcloud: @liquid_agents 1. Ross Evans - Part of the Dream 2. Liquid Agents - Beat Controls the Body (Acapella Mix) 3. Martin Landsky - We Groove 4. KINK - Shades of Marble 5. Liquid Agents - Boom Get Back (Acapella MIx) 6. Manuel Moreno - Come with Me 7. Sascha Braemer & Dan Caster - Blinded by the Sun 8. H Foundation, David Durango - Canvas 9. Solomun, Elekfantz - Diggin on You 10. Gui Boratto - Chromophobia 11. Liquid Agents - Take That (Acapella Mix) 12. Sascha Braemer, Liquid Agents Edit - People 13. Hobo - Incise 14. Tales of Us - Primative People 15. Liquid Agents - The Light (Barcelona Mix) 16. Tube & Berger - Unstoppable 17. Liquid Agents - Beat Controls the Body (Original Mix)

Welcome back to another Episode... This time around we have some smoothness from Shlomi Aber to start things off, followed up by some great stuff from the likes of Beckers & D-Nox, Coqui Selection, Alex Gomez, Jay Lumen and More... Todd Terry coming in HUGE with a sample from some Old School KRS called "All The Massive"... Also loving the the mind bending remix of "Giv Me Luv" from H-Foundation... Def. some bottom heavy joints in here so turn up the bass and enjoy the ride.... Listen & Enjoy!

A new guest for the Second Session of ★Disconnection The Radio SHow★ Podcast by Halo Varga from Surface Recordings Group, CityDeep Music SF, and H-Foundation directly from the USA West Coast. It sounds massive and groovy!

Music from Adani & Wolf, The Lushlife Project, H-Foundation, Tracy Thorn, Citrus Zipper, Evolve, Mono UK, Aromabar, Samantha James, Stephane PompougnacDownload higher quality MP3 of The Chill Out Sessions Volume 5 at http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ETFA1JFJ for your iPod, iTouch, iPhone, iTunes, iPad, mp3 player, computer etc. Chill with me.Join my Facebook Fan Page at:http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Chill-Out-Sessions/185352686904Follow me on Twitter at:http://twitter.com/djcoolcarlaStay Cool :-)DJ Cool Carla

Slide into a deeper side of House this week, with soulful vocals and immersed sounds from artists including Dennis Ferrer, Terry Lee Brown, and H Foundation.

Partnering the previous release on this podcast, this sessions is a blend of deeper house cuts for laid back toasting. Less vocal and slightly more tech, Sunsnoozer brings you a selections of moodier grooves and Balearic beats to help you unwind this summer.Special attention is worth drawing to the tunes by Jimpster, H-Foundation, Phonique and my old Mixmag mate, Gavin Herlihy - of whom I’m particularly proud for getting a release on the awesome Buzzin’ Fly records. Nice one, mate.1 Hiro Ohta - Kakera - Charles Webster dub2 Rebecca Pidgeon - Learn To Pray - Exclusive Charles Webster Dub mix3 Charles Webster - I'm Falling - Paris Bordeaux remix by Pepe Bradock4 Jimpster - Dangly Panther5 Morten Sorensen - Woo Hoo6 Prompt - Evolve - Original Mix7 H-Foundation - Tonight - King Britt's Sexy Mix8 Phonique feat Ian Whitelaw & Meitz - Worked It Out - Charles Webster's Second remix9 Studio Apartment feat. Ron Carroll - I'm In Love - Rasmus Faber Epic Instrumental10 BarBQ - Barbi In Love - Solomun Remix11 Gavin Herlihy - Give Me a Funf - D-late mix12 Unknown - After The Love Has Gone - deep minimal dub13 Morten Sorensen - Start Something14 Charles Webster - End Of The War - re-edit117.4 MB | AAC file | 192 kbpsThe track list also appears in the ‘Lyrics’ tab of the track info.Use the iTunes ‘Chapters’ menu to jump between tracks in the mix.

I had a really good time making this mix. With a great intro track by Silicone Soul, followed by a remix of Sander Kleinenberg's "My Lexicon", and choice cuts throughout. the is pretty hypnotic stuff. I even revived the classic H-Foundation remix of the Plastic Avengers track "El Bombata." Enjoy this one, I made it special for a little pool party I am throwing, so I know I will!